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The purpose of the Adult Care Home Monitoring program is to monitor a licensed home to assure compliance with the North Carolina Rules for the Licensing of Adult Care Homes, to provide consultation and technical assistance to home administrators for initial licensure requirements, maintenance of licensure standards, and renewal of license. To assist with investigating violations of licensure standards.
Monthly monitoring visits to document compliance with licensure standards, investigation of complaints of violations of standards or reports of abuse, neglect, or exploitation of residents, report violations of residents’ Bill of Rights, provide consultation and technical assistance to administrators and staff to improve the quality of care for residents.
Long Term Care in North Carolina
Division of Health Service Regulation
Division of Aging and Adult Services
To help low-income families pay for the cost of care in adult care homes, North Carolina operates the Special Assistance Program.
Recently, adult care homes have not only undergone a change in name but also in their source of funding and expectations for staff training.
Medicaid is now a source of support for residents who qualify based on income and personal care needs.
CONTACT US:
Evelyn DeNise, Adult Services Supervisor
910-219-1822
Alexandra Casemore, Adult Homes Specialist
910-219-1902
REPORT ABUSE, NEGLECT, OR EXPLOITATION
910-219-1955 8am to 5pm
910-455-3113 after hours and weekends